ACCIONA, in consortium with the Italian company RCM Construzioni, will construct a breakwater to shelter the new floating terminal for industrial use at the Port of Ravenna, Italy.
The breakwater project, which has a bid budget of €216 million, will consist of a vertical dyke made of concrete caissons, spanning 880 meters in length and 22 meters in width. Located 8.5 kilometers offshore from Punta Marina, south of the Port of Ravenna in the Northern Adriatic, the infrastructure has an expected completion timeline of 24 months.
The project will be financed by the North-Central Adriatic Sea Port Authority through a loan from Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, one of Italy’s primary development banks.
Extensive experience
ACCIONA brings extensive expertise in port construction worldwide, with a portfolio that includes projects such as the Port of Açu in Brazil, the Escombreras dock (Cartagena), and the extension of the breakwater at the Port of Tarragona, both in Spain.
Having operated in Italy for over two decades, ACCIONA offers innovative solutions for integrated water cycle management, currently overseeing over 40 projects across ten regions and serving water supply and treatment needs for more than two million people.
The company has also undertaken significant infrastructure projects in Italy, including the rail crossing connecting Bologna to the Milan-Naples high-speed line, the expansion of Fiumicino Airport in Rome, and the construction of the city’s wholesale food market. ACCIONA’s Italian headquarters is based in Milan, employing over 550 people nationwide.
